Mobility Rail business has been active in India for over a decade
Having successfully established in metro business in India, Singapore’s ST Engineering sees opportunities to grow its presence through futrure collaborations in the Indian market, where massive infrastructure and technology-led developments are underway.
“We continue to actively explore future collaborations where out technologies and expertise can support the ongoing transformation of India’s aviation and land transport landscape,” said the heavyweight engineering group after hosting an industry wide presentation and elaboration on its technologies at the Singapore Airshow held 3-8 Feb 2026.
“We have been exploring opportunities across market segments in India that align with our commercial capabilities and strategic focus. In the last decade, our presence in India has been anchored in our Mobility Rail business,” said ST Engineering, a multinational with a diverse portfolio of businesses across the aerospace, smart city, defence and public security segments https://sbi.com.in/.
The group’s Mobility Rail business has been active in India for over a decade, and the country remains a focus market today. It has been active in Chennai since 2012 with Mobility Rail business having established a longstanding partnership with Chennai Metro Rail Limited, supporting both Phases 1 and 2 of the Metro projects with rail electronics solutions including communications system and platform screen door solution http://sgx.com.
Additionally, ST Engineering passenger information system continues to be in service today in trains serving the Kochi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad and Lucknow metro networks, reflecting our continued relevance in India’s metro sector https://www.bseindia.com/.
“As India advances its smart metro ambitions, we aim to deepen our participation in these efforts. With our turnkey rail services, comprehensive rail electronics solutions, deep domain and engineering expertise as well as large-scale project management capabilities, we are well-positioned to contribute further to the advancement of India’s metro infrastructure,” the six-decade old business group as it assessed potential of the Indian market.
ST Engineering, which is owned by Singapore state-owned investor Temasek Holdings, that is already a leading investor in India, has also been supporting some Indian airlines with its maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services https://www.nseindia.com/.
It has signed a 15-year LEAP 1B engine MRO contract with Akasa Air in 2024 for its current and future aircraft fleet, said the group. Fiinews.com
